E. Excel publishes a monthly magazine for Distributors called Excelling which contains articles on Nutritional Immunology topics. Those articles are designed to be easily removed from the magazine and used to promote E. Excel Nutritional Immunology.
Some of those articles are available here.
Superb Anti-aging Plant Foods
Fight aging and give your health a refreshing head start with these fruits, spices and herbs. They are chock-full of health-promoting nutrients like phytochemicals, antioxidants and polysaccharides! Bring them home the next time you go grocery shopping!
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Superb Anti-aging Plant Foods1/10/20131,726.51Download
Aging Gracefully with Healthy Plant Foods
We’re used to telling our kids and grandkids to “eat your vegetables” or “have a piece of fruit instead of candy,” but when it comes to our own health, we just seem to assume that those rapidly accumulating aches and pains are part of the aging process. We don’t try to do anything about them until they become debilitating, and by then the damage is done.
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Aging Gracefully with Healthy Plant Foods1/10/20132,727.46Download
A Natural Transition Through Nutritional Immunology
Menopause is a natural bilogical transition in a woman's life. When you understand what is happening in your body during menopause, choosing foods that can help your body regain its hormonal balance becomes easier and life during menopause is that much simpler.
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A Natural Transition Through Nutritional Immunology8/29/20121,834.69Download
Food Synergy: Choosing Nutrient-Rich Foods
Nutritional Immunology believes the answer to good health lies in the synergy that exists between all the various phytochemicals found in wholesome, natural plant foods. After all, the human race has thrived on these foods for thousands of centuries.
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Food Synergy: Choosing Nutrient-Rich Foods8/29/20121,464.78Download
Glucosamine: Nature's Cartilage Repair Kit
The human body naturally combines two basic ingredients--glucose and glutamine--to create glucosamine. It then uses glucosamine to product glycosaminoglycans, which it uses to create and repair cartilage and other body tissues.
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Glucosamine: Nature's Cartilage Repair Kit5/24/20121,438.65Download
The World takes notice
A search of PubMed Central, the US National Library of Medicine for the National Institues of Health, reveals 5,889 scientific papers using the words Nutritional Immunology. A Google search on Nutritional Immunology turns up 3,810,000 results. The word about Nutritional Immunology is spreading.

E. EXCEL has been helping to share Nutritional Immunology for the past 25 years, and in that time, our message has remained the same. Feed your body the nutrients it needs, such as phytochemicals, antioxidants and polysaccharides, to strenthen your immune system. When you take care of your immune system, it will take care of you.
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The World Takes Notice3/21/20121,668.04Download
The Omega Balance
Research into omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids tells a dramatic story. Studies suggest that the human race originally evolved on a diet with a 1:1 ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 essential fatty acids. Our bodies still strive for that nutritional balance. However, typical lifestyles lack this indispensible balance. Diets tend to contain omega-6 to omega-3 ratios of 15:1, or higher.
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The Omega Balance1/24/20121,699.29Download
Vitamin B12 Deficiency
Nobody worries about vitamin and mineral deficiencies any more. People often don’t even remember diseases like rickets, or scurvy or pellagra that used to plague civilizations. True vitamin deficiencies are so rare as to be non-existent in medical records lately. Today, however, we have a new concern—subclinical deficiencies of vitamins and minerals that may be associated with chronic disease development while showing no outward signs and symptoms of disease. It’s just aging, right?
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency1/24/20121,513.67Download
Foundations of Health
Good health rests on a strong foundation of four cournerstones: adequate exercise, sufficient sleep, balanced nutrition and a positive attitude. As far back as ca. 450 BC these concepts were known. Hippocrates, the Greek physician regarded as the father of modern medicine, stated, "If we could give every individual the right amount of nourishment and exercise, not too little and not too much, we would have found the safest way to health."
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Foundations of Health9/28/20111,533.84Download
Mushrooms--Powerful Polysaccharide Support!

Researchers have been very busy studying the health effects of various mushrooms on the human body. Edible mushrooms are proving to be extremely valuable to human health. They provide many of the nutrients, in particular polysaccharides, that keep our immune system healthy and working smoothly.

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Mushrooms--Powerful Polysaccharide Support!7/13/201111,726.92Download
As Precious as gold: cordyceps sinensis
During a narrow four-week window between May and June, villagers harvest the highest-grade, wild Cordyceps sinensis (caterpillar mushrooms) from the high plateaus of Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan. Highly regarded in Chinese Traditional Medicine, Cordyceps sinensis has been harvested from this region of the world for millennia. And, as the world-wide demand for cordyceps has grown, its price has increased dramatically! The price of Cordyceps sinensis rose approximately 900% between1998 and 2008!
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As Precious as Gold: Cordyceps sinensis5/3/20111,124.94Download
A ROSE BY any other name would smell as sweet!
The rose has played heavily in human affairs as long as there have been beautiful women and men who love them.
Now we know that, as a nutritious fruit, the rose smells even sweeter!
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A Rose By Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet!2/24/20112,633.08Download
The Truth About Cholesterol

When doctors warn about high cholesterol, it’s not the cholesterol you eat they are worried about. Rather, it’s how much cholesterol is circulating in your blood. But, would you be surprised to learn that cholesterol is a vital substance your body needs?

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The Truth About Cholesterol1/3/2011853.50Download
Hawthorn: The Noble Thorn
Hawthorn's most importnat contribution to mankind has been through its berries and leaves as a tonic for the heart and liver. As far back as the first century AD, physicians used hawthorn to treat heart disease. Today, studies indicate that the leaves, flowers and berries of the hawthorn help mild-to-moderate heart problems.
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Hawthorn: The Noble Thorn11/15/2010863.67Download
Cactus: The Plant Kingdom's Greatest Riddle
Riddle: What plant is a fruit, vegetable, and flower all in one?

Answer: The prickly pear cactus.

For centuries, the prickly pear cactus has generated intrigue, allure and curiosity because of its rare status as a fruit, vegetable and flower—all in one. This unique member of the botanical kingdom has served as a staple food on the menus of native people living in the southwestern portion of the United States, throughout Central and South America and even in parts of Europe and the Middle East. Many cultures have also used it for medicinal purposes.
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Cactus: The Plant Kingdom's Greatest Riddle2/7/201110,484.05Download
Previous Articles
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% Daily Values and NI1/23/2008548.68Download
A Balanced Immune System5/3/2011876.91Download
A Rainbow of Antioxidants2/13/2009706.44Download
American Ginseng Lives Up to Its Reputation8/29/20121,015.29Download
An Inevitable HUMAN FLU PANDEMIC6/5/2007522.74Download
Anti-UP! 5 Health-Enhancing Benefits of Royal Jelly3/5/20102,227.39Download
Arthritis and the Effects of Inflammation8/10/2009748.40Download
Buzz-worthy Foods: Honey and Bee Pollen1/14/20102,388.52Download
Choosing Only the Best!5/24/20121,089.76Download
Diversity Protects11/28/20071,668.67Download
Eat Right, Live Longer!1/3/20114,410.84Download
Eat, Sleep, Exercise and be Positive!3/21/2012852.33Download
Eating for Life Vs. Eating to Live5/3/20103,534.17Download
Fabulous Fungi11/6/20081,284.09Download
Food for Thought2/29/20081,804.61Download
Foods that Fight Inflammation9/4/20082,762.05Download
Functional Fiber3/5/20101,012.33Download
Have You Had Your Polysaccharides Today?4/17/20091,007.23Download
Just Sleep on It!11/6/2008791.08Download
Living in Balance with NI12/12/2007671.97Download
Lose Weight, Not Your Health!7/13/2011857.45Download
Milestones in Nutritional Immunology6/9/2008643.11Download
Mineral Mastery2/29/2008606.31Download
Natures Precious Gifts4/2/2008880.59Download
Nutritional Needs of the Mature Woman7/20/20103,376.53Download
Panax Ginseng: Proven and Powerful9/5/20087,431.32Download
Phytochemicals: Jump on the Bandwagon!5/13/20091,669.44Download
Six Foods to Help You Stay Healthy and Beautiful1/24/20121,475.45Download
Stimulants: Why They Should Be Avoided12/14/2009774.77Download
Supporting the Immune System6/9/2008613.32Download
The Beauty of Lavender9/28/2011912.17Download
The Osteoporosis Equation11/2/20092,936.36Download
Tiny Amounts Can Make A Big Impact!8/29/20127,166.47Download
True Beauty Comes From Within1/18/2008584.80Download
Understanding the Need to Cleanse9/29/2010922.28Download
Whole Foods for Health9/22/20093,396.73Download
Winter Worm, Summer Grass2/11/2011803.33Download
You are What You Eat!2/24/20112,649.56Download
Your Body May Be Craving Fiber1/24/20122,529.82Download